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Getting to remission is a huge moment. Scans clear. Symptoms gone. Treatment ends. But remission and cure aren't the same thing and that's the part...

Families notice it first the patient is eating and still losing weight, arms getting thinner, energy disappearing faster than it should. Pushing...

Most patients who come in afraid of a biopsy aren't afraid of the procedure itself they're afraid of what it might do to the tumour. What if the...

A surgeon or radiologist would take a piece of tissue, send it to a lab, and wait. That's still how most cancer diagnoses are confirmed and it...

Nobody wants to lose a kidney. But when a tumour is found, that's usually the first fear  that the whole organ has to go. It makes sense. That's...

Most cancer screening today works one cancer at a time. A mammogram for breast cancer. A colonoscopy for colon cancer. A PSA test for prostate...

Yes, the average woman's lifetime ovarian cancer risk sits around 1% to 2%. A BRCA1 mutation pushes that to somewhere between 39% and 44%. A BRCA2...

Debulking surgery, which surgeons also call cytoreductive surgery, is an operation that removes as much visible ovarian cancer as possible from the...

The truth about kidney cancer in the early stages, when it's most curable, it usually causes nothing. No pain. No visible symptoms. Nothing that...